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Nussdorf, Vienna — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Nussdorf, written Nußdorf locally, holds the House of the Heiligenstadt Testament and joined Vienna's 19th district, Döbling, in 1892.
About Nussdorf
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Heiligenstadt carries most of the addresses. The parish churches of Saint Michael and Saint James stand within that same stretch, and the House of the Heiligenstadt Testament sits close enough that a walking day through Nussdorf needs no transport at all. Rooms thin out near the Nussdorfer Pfarrkirche.
Döbling as a whole holds more of them than Nussdorf itself, and staying deeper inside Vienna suits anyone whose plans reach past the Beethoven-Denkmal and the Beethovenruhe.
About Nussdorf
What are the main landmarks in Nussdorf?
Beethoven's name runs through the list. The Beethovenruhe and the Beethoven-Denkmal both stand here, and the House of the Heiligenstadt Testament carries the name of the testament written under that title. Three churches follow.
Heiligenstadt keeps Saint Michael, its Karner and Saint James's Church, while the Nussdorfer Pfarrkirche serves the village side, with the Altenburger Freihof and the O'Brien-Denkmal completing the record.
What is the history of Nussdorf?
Two names share the ground here. Nußdorf stood outside the city as a municipality in its own right before 1892, when Vienna took it in and filed the place under Döbling, the 19th district. Heiligenstadt sits on the same record.
The names on the district's list run from the Altenburger Freihof and the Karner at Saint Michael through to the O'Brien-Denkmal, the Beethoven-Denkmal and the Beethovenruhe.
Where is Nussdorf?
Nussdorf lies inside Döbling, Vienna's 19th district, taking in the Heiligenstadt parish ground with its churches as well as the Nussdorfer Pfarrkirche.
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Updated September 2026